U should use the nvidia reflex mode dude! ;) They say it doesn't work on Kepler GPU's (GTX 6/7xx) but it works pretty good with my GTX 670 on 1440p! :) Ultra + boost!
I felt no input lag advance, and no better fps, but any tech like this risk worse 0.1%/1% low fps and even raise the power hungry of GPU. But if you do a relevant comparing video, maybe i check myself again. Otherwise I do not use this. Also my other quake mates said they have better experience without than enable this options.
Correction. With nVidia reflex i have stable fps and better low fps, but GPU needs massive more power. While I undervolting the GPU (0.9V) with Nvidia Reflex needs ~30-40 more watts. That means for the whole PC around +33% more power. I dont like it... :)
@@maestrohun Yes, Quake Champions is heavy on CPU and GPU. I had almost constant usage (90%) when playing maxed out at 1440p with 100% res scale. 75% res scale saved me like you said 30-40watts if I remember correctly. Can't wait to get the GTX 1080 Ti back which I sold for a good price in may this year. Got a good 8600K with batch L729C261. Can easily do 5,2Ghz and 5Ghz Cache. It is possible to save up to 40watts (Intel 9900KS) with sanding down the CPU DIE (silicon) from 0,8mm to 0,4mm or 0,3mm. 9900K(S) and my 50€ AS Rock Z370 Pro 4 watercooled will last for yeeeeears. The board can do 4400Mhz RAM speed. Best bang for the buck!
@@aciemiller3443 This setup will be super for QC. Effect quality need a lot of CPU time. If you keep it on low you can save a lot of CPU time. Already on medium effect quality CPU utilization jump up a lot. Try it. That is why I play on low effect quality.
U should use the nvidia reflex mode dude! ;)
They say it doesn't work on Kepler GPU's (GTX 6/7xx) but it works pretty good with my GTX 670 on 1440p! :)
Ultra + boost!
I felt no input lag advance, and no better fps, but any tech like this risk worse 0.1%/1% low fps and even raise the power hungry of GPU. But if you do a relevant comparing video, maybe i check myself again. Otherwise I do not use this. Also my other quake mates said they have better experience without than enable this options.
Correction. With nVidia reflex i have stable fps and better low fps, but GPU needs massive more power. While I undervolting the GPU (0.9V) with Nvidia Reflex needs ~30-40 more watts. That means for the whole PC around +33% more power. I dont like it... :)
@@maestrohun Yes, Quake Champions is heavy on CPU and GPU.
I had almost constant usage (90%) when playing maxed out at 1440p with 100% res scale.
75% res scale saved me like you said 30-40watts if I remember correctly.
Can't wait to get the GTX 1080 Ti back which I sold for a good price in may this year.
Got a good 8600K with batch L729C261.
Can easily do 5,2Ghz and 5Ghz Cache.
It is possible to save up to 40watts (Intel 9900KS) with sanding down the CPU DIE (silicon) from 0,8mm to 0,4mm or 0,3mm.
9900K(S) and my 50€ AS Rock Z370 Pro 4 watercooled will last for yeeeeears.
The board can do 4400Mhz RAM speed.
Best bang for the buck!
@@aciemiller3443 This setup will be super for QC.
Effect quality need a lot of CPU time. If you keep it on low you can save a lot of CPU time. Already on medium effect quality CPU utilization jump up a lot. Try it. That is why I play on low effect quality.
@@dzsuniordzsordzs4357 HI! I have another benchmark with 10400f + GTX1060 6GB on low settings. That could be around 222 fps avg.